The Draper family is at Sally's field day. They're making a maypole. Don looks ridiculously handsome in his aviators, while Betty channels Barbie in her white cat eye sunglasses. As the music plays and the kids dance around the maypole with their teacher, Don has eyes only for the free spirit teacher. A beautiful piece of music plays as he runs his fingers through the grass under his folding chair. It reminds me of the imagery he used last week when he was trying to help Betty fall asleep and talked about running your hands through the sand under your lounge chair at the beach. After the excitement is over, a neighbor calls the Draper's together for a family portrait. They group together, the picture of the ideal American family.
Don arrives at the office later that day and sees Peggy hard at work. Peggy comes out and asks if he wants to talk about Pampers. "What've you got?" he replies. They head to his office to meet, and as the credits roll, the music that played during the maypole scene reprises.
Gwennie, I am absolutely certain that you do all your best Foodie-work in a lovely dress and perfectly coiffed hair (which doesn't get messy even when chasing after your little guy ;)
Thanks for the recap!
Gwennie, I am absolutely certain that you do all your best Foodie-work in a lovely dress and perfectly coiffed hair (which doesn’t get messy even when chasing after your little guy ;)
Thanks for the recap!
You know it's true! ;) Glad you enjoyed it.
You know it’s true! ;) Glad you enjoyed it.
You know it’s true! ;) Glad you enjoyed it.
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